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   Beatles, Pink Floyd, Fela Kuti, Kate Bush, Oasis and Radiohead to Sam Smith,
   Florence + The Machine, Lady Gaga, Frank Ocean, Little Simz, Amy Winehouse,
   Brockhampton and Adele, as well as scores to films from Raiders of The Lost
   Ark, The Lord of The Rings Trilogy and many of the Harry Potter and Star Wars
   movies, to Gravity, The Shape of Water, 1917, Black Panther, Black Widow,
   Tar, Bohemian Rhapsody and Avengers: Endgame. Since stereo was patented at
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   Pink Floyd, Fela Kuti, Kate Bush, Oasis and Radiohead to Sam Smith, Florence
   + The Machine, Lady Gaga, Frank Ocean, Little Simz, Amy Winehouse,
   Brockhampton and Adele, as well as scores to films from Raiders of The Lost
   Ark, The Lord of The Rings Trilogy and many of the Harry Potter and Star Wars
   movies, to Gravity, The Shape of Water, 1917, Black Panther, Black Widow,
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